Want to send an email to the United States Government?
Emailing your senator, House representative or other member of Congress or the government s is an important part of keeping elected officials informed of our opinions. Sending an email to your congressman is an efficient way to let the government and its elected officials know that you hold them accountable for their campaign promises. Don’t wait for election time to come around to voice your opinion. If you feel strongly about something, send an email to your congressman.
In most cases, you will initially receive a canned response from the government. In some cases, you may get a response from the government office that you emailed, but the response is usually written by staff members. In rare cases, you may receive an email from the actual government official.
The following will help you get in touch with various members of the U.S. government via email:
Send an E-mail the President or Vice President
Send an e-mail to the President of the United States at [email protected]. E-mail the Vice President at [email protected]. If you prefer to write a letter, mail it to:
- The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500.
Send an E-mail Your Representative
To find your representative, search the House of Representatives database by zip code. As an alternative, visit the Representative’s personal website. Most government websites have email addresses and mailing addresses listed on the Contacts page. Many websites also offer a contact form, but we recommend using this only as a last resort. Many contact forms are seen only by the website maintenance team and often don’t reach the representative or their staff. If you want a response, send a direct email or a letter.
Send an E-mail Your Senator
To find your state Senator(s), select your Senator from the state-by-state list at the United State Senate’s Web site. If you know the name of your Senator, you can obtain contact information from this “Contacting the Senate” list.
News Source: https://www.einvestigator.com/government-email-addresses/